Leicester vs Liverpool

Leicester have been relegated from the Premier League for the fifth time (1994-95, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2022-23, and 2024-25), with only Norwich (6) and West Brom (5) ever suffering more relegations in the competition.

Liverpool picked up their 24th win of the Premier League campaign; only recording more through 33 games of a top-flight season on two previous occasions (25 in 2018-19 and 29 in 2019-20).

Leicester have become the first team in top-flight history to go nine consecutive home league games without scoring. Today was also the first league match at the King Power Stadium in which they’ve failed to land a shot on target since February 2023 (0 v Arsenal). 

Leicester have won just two of their last 13 Premier League games against Liverpool (D1 L10), with both these wins coming consecutively at home in 2021 (3-1 in February, 1-0 in December).

Liverpool have won their last four Premier League games against Leicester, while they’ve only failed to score in one of their last 15 against the Foxes in the league, a 0-1 loss in December 2021.

Leicester have lost both of their league games played on Easter Sunday, going down 0-3 at West Ham in the second tier in 1993, and 1-2 at Newcastle in the Premier League in 2022.

Liverpool have lost just one of their 10 league games played on Easter Sunday (W7 D2), going down 3-0 at Manchester United in 2008. They will be the second team (after Arsenal earlier today) to play on Easter Sunday in three consecutive years, drawing 2-2 with Arsenal in 2023 and beating Brighton 2-1 last year.

Leicester City have lost their last eight home Premier League games without scoring a single goal, a record run in top-flight history. Only six teams have ever lost nine home games in a row in the top-flight, most recently Southampton between November and March this season.